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Nginx in LXC/Proxmox...how to Fail2ban?
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Thanks I appreciate your reply... I have a bit of concern about an unprivileged container having firewall limitations (as I might have read in the past this was...finicky), but I'm going to give it a shot.
I'm exclusively running unprivileged LXC containers and haven't had any issues regarding the firewall, neither with iptables nor nftables.
I've also been running nginx in an unprivileged LXC container. I haven't used fail2ban, specifically, but crowdsec has been working without issue.
You can mostly just treat an LXC like a normal VM.